Obsidian
Callouts
This is a note.
Too long; didn't read.
Here's some information.
Things to be done.
This is a tip
This thing is done
Here's a question
This is a warning!
This failed!
Error! Error!
Bug reported!
This is only an example.
This is a quote.
Special Features
The minus sign after the callout type makes this text hidden on first sight! Works with all other types, too!
Woo!
// Make sure every line begins with a > in markdown
// otherwise the callout will break
int main(int argc, char **argv) { }
Markdown
> [!note] Note
> This is a note.
> [!tldr] tldr/summary/abstract
> Too long; didn't read.
> [!info] info
> Here's some information.
> [!todo] todo
> Things to be done.
> [!tip] tip/hint/important
> This is a tip
> [!success] success/check/done
> This thing is done
> [!question] question/help/faq
> Here's a question
> [!warning] warning/caution/attention
> This is a warning!
> [!fail] failure/fail/missing
> This failed!
> [!danger] danger/error
> Error! Error!
> [!bug] bug
> Bug reported!
> [!example] example
> This is only an example.
> [!quote] quote/cite
> This is a quote.
> [!note]- Foldable note
> Text only visibale after unfolding
> [!question] Can callouts be nested?
> > [!todo] Yes!, they can.
> > > [!example] You can even use multiple layers of nesting.
> > > Woo!
> [!INFO] Code in callout
> ```C
> // Make sure every line begins with a > in markdown
> // otherwise the callout will break
> int main(int argc, char **argv) { }
> ```
Getting rid of unused properties
Once you used a property it will always show up in auto-complete. Very annoying if you misspelled it and corrected it later.
Open [path to your vault]/.obsidian/types.json and remove the unneeded properties. You can also just adjust property type there.
This is safe to do - editing a property still in use will not change or remove it from documents.
Unused properties are also removed from the list automatically after a while.
Digital Garden Documentation
Digital Garden - Publish Obsidian Notes For Free
oleeskild/obsidian-digital-garden
CSS Styling
Obsidian playbook: https://notes.nicolevanderhoeven.com/obsidian-playbook/Obsidian+Playbook+Readme
Styling with CSS: CSS snippets - Obsidian Help
Available variables and classes: Build a theme - Developer Documentation (obsidian.md)
List of supported codeblock languages (Prism is the library used by Obsidian): https://prismjs.com/#supported-languages
Obsidian is rendering using a web-browser, so you can always Ctrl + Shift + I in Obsidian to bring up the dev tools (including the inspector to check individual classes and styling options).
Testing
This section is for testing CSS styling and the publishing results of the digital garden plugin...
~~~
foobar
~~~
cat foo.bar | grep test
[[Text that looks like a link]]
[[another|link]]
```C
int main() { return 0; }
```
baz
Link to heading: #Callouts
Link to document with &: Data Structures & Algorithms
Link to document with & and heading: Data Structures & Algorithms#Hash Tables
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